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Please go to my shop to see more choices. Thanks!http://www.etsy.com/shop/SweetRubyJewelry?ref=search_shop_redirectPlease tell me:1. Name2. Length of bracelet or girl's age & size at her age3. Beads colors you like4. When do you need?The bracelet in the main picture: glass pearls: purple+fuchsiasilver color letter beadssilver plated findingsDance/Ballet Shoes charm &Made With Love charm(antique silver/silver plated/silver tone)elastic cord with a clasp5.5 incheswith an elegant gift boxYou can choose any styles, beads colors and charms in my shop and I can do any combinations for you.Materials may have a little bit change with different styles or colors.Beads colors:light pinkpinkbright pinkhot pinkbright geranium pinkraspberry pinkfuchsiamagentapurpledark plumlavenderdark orchidlight bluebluedark bluetiffany blueturquoiseaquamarine blueaquamarine greenlight greengreenbright greendark greensage greenmint greenlime greentealyelloworangetopazgoldlight browndark browndark coffeeburgundyredcoral redmaroonwhiteivorylight silversilvergreyblackSize guide:This is just for your reference. The best way to get an ideal bracelet is to measure by yourself.NEWBORN to 6 MONTHS ----- 4"6 to 12 MONTHS ----- 4 - 4.5"12 to 24 MONTHS ----- 4.5 - 5"2 to 5 YEARS ----- 5 - 5.5"6 to 8 YEARS ----- 5.5 - 6"9 to 11 YEARS ----- 6 - 6.5"12 to 13 YEARS ----- 6.5 - 7"teen & adult small ----- 7"teen & adult medium ----- 7.5"teen & adult large ----- 8"PayAlso accept paypalShippingUSPS first class mail 2-5 daysUSPS first class international 1-3 weeksReturn policyReturn accepted in 14 days of delivery and items must be in original condition.Return restocking fee: 50% of the bracelet price because they are personalized and need disassembled.Shipping fee cannot be refund.Buyers pay return shipping fee.Children under 13 years old should be supervised when wearing this jewelry.* Sweet Ruby, Sweet Bracelet *

“Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind” (8 p.m. Monday, HBO): Director Marina Zenovich delivers a funny, intimate and heartbreaking portrait of the beloved entertainer who left us way too soon. Told largely through Williams’ own words and interviews with some of his closest confidants, the film doesn’t gloss over the demons he wrestled. But it is mostly a heartfelt celebration of what Williams brought to comedy and to the culture at large — from the wild days of late-1970s Los Angeles to his suicide in 2014. (Read our review of the film here).

“So You Think You Can Dance” (8 p.m., Fox): The Academy call backs continue as the dancers do their best to prove that they have what it takes to win it all, Find out who will make up the Top 20, “The Real Housewives of Orange County” (9 p.m., Bravo): The series that started the hit franchise is back for a new season, ready to move forward and whoop it up, This season, Vicki Gunvalson, Tamra Judge, Shannon Beador and Kelly Dodd are joined by two feisty new housewives Emily Simpson and Gina Kirschenheiter, As the ladies face personalized/custom dance/ballet shoes bracelet-for girls/kids/children-valentine's day/birthday/party/holiday-with an elega life’s ups-and-downs, they find the importance of each other’s support and friendship more than ever before..

“Southern Charm Savannah” (10 p.m., Bravo): The reality series returns for its second season and we expect the drama to be so steamy that you might need to take steps to prevent your DVR from overheating. “Hidden” (Acorn): From the award-winning co-creator and producer of Welsh sensation “Hinterland,” comes this eight-part psychological thriller. Sian Reese-Williams stars as DCI Cadi John, who returns home to tend to father. There, she finds herself policing the precinct and people of her youth. However, when the body of a local woman is found in a disused quarry, Cadi’s world — and the world of those around her – is changed forever. When a local girl goes missing, what began with a murder investigation will quickly escalate into a race against time — a desperate search to save the life of a vulnerable young woman held against her will in a ramshackle compound in the mountains.

“Penn & Teller: Fool Us” (8 p.m., The CW), “Running Wild With Bear Grylls” (8 p.m., NBC), “WWE Monday Night Raw” (8 p.m., USA), “Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings” (8 p.m., Freeform), “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” (8 p.m., VH1), “WWE Monday Night Raw” (8 p.m., USA), “Salvation” (9 p.m., CBS), “American Ninja Warrior” personalized/custom dance/ballet shoes bracelet-for girls/kids/children-valentine's day/birthday/party/holiday-with an elega (9 p.m., NBC), “Dietland” (9 p.m., AMC), “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” (9 p.m., The CW)..

SAN JOSE — The familiar sights and sounds drifted through Japantown on Saturday as they do every summer: fresh sushi and teriyaki. Japanese folk music. The rumble of drums and the chatter of curious children. But the centuries-old celebration on North 5th Street was just as much for the dead as it was for the living. The Obon festival — one of Japan’s largest and most significant religious events — is a Buddhist custom honoring the spirits of one’s ancestors. The joyous event is marked by family gatherings, Japanese dishes and a traditional dance known as bon odori.

“When we think about relatives and friends who have died, they’re not just memories we’ll continue to receive, but rather, they’re a part of our lives and we continue to celebrate that relationship that we have,” said Rev, Gerald Sakamoto of the San Jose Buddhist Church Betsuin, which organizes the Japantown festival every year, “Another name for the Obon festival is ‘the gathering of joy,'” Sakamoto continued, personalized/custom dance/ballet shoes bracelet-for girls/kids/children-valentine's day/birthday/party/holiday-with an elega “It’s to celebrate and be mindful of the contributions that the friends and family have made to our lives.”..

Though it’s a Buddhist tradition, the festival is a national holiday in Japan and is typically celebrated the 13-16th of July or August, depending on the region. The festival commemorates the Buddhist monk Mogallana. Legend says Mogallana, who could see into the afterlife, saved his deceased mother from hell by giving offerings to Buddhist monks. He danced in celebration, joined by others in a large circle. That dance, known as bon odori, remains one of the highlights of the Obon festival today. During the vibrant traditional folk dance, participants dance in a large ring around a “yagura” or raised platform to the beat of taiko drums and singing.

For the past 14 years, the festival has given San Jose resident Robert Kuboi an opportunity to celebrate a part of his heritage — and to share it with others, Kuboi, who’s half Japanese, wore a casual kimono and hat to the festival Saturday, similar to those that Samurais wore when they weren’t in combat, he said, As personalized/custom dance/ballet shoes bracelet-for girls/kids/children-valentine's day/birthday/party/holiday-with an elega he walked up and down North 5th Street, people stopped him to admire his garb and asked to take pictures, “I come down here whenever there’s a festival here and I dress up,” Kuboi said, “I want people to engage me … I have fun doing this, I meet people from all over and I want people to enjoy their visit here, I hope they come back year after year, Without them, we don’t have a community.”..

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